28/10/2026
🤚Animal health post🤚
This evening was a reminder to me that I wanted to share with you all how important it is not only to observe any subtle changes in your pets' behaviour but also to physically check them over regularly.
One of our cats Mushka approached me when I came home this evening for fuss and jumped up on my lap. With her being a Persian, she gets groomed daily. I felt what i thought was a mat on her belly but it was actually a small pea-sized lump that was freely moving. It was right next to one of her ni***es so I immediately thought of a mammary gland tumour which the prognosis is not too good if that's the case.
I'm not overthinking or panicking but I immediately booked her in at The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital, QVSH so they can do the necessary checks, biopsy and bloods etc to see if it is malignant and/or spread if that's what it is.
This is really just a post to remind everyone to be so vigilant with our beloved pets. Timely vet visits can be crucial to our pets' outcome.
Sending love always,
Natalka 💕